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KATE FOX no OFFSET KATE METZ.
A Witness who viii Swear OsNeil
Didn't Attend the ssC0mbine'' Meet.
ingy.
NEW YORK, Jan. 27.-An evening paper states
that the defense in the case OF Alderman O-Neil
have discovered q witness who viii swear that
O'Neil was not among those who visited Nc
Laughlins house during the time that the ''eom-
bine Is said to have held its meetings. 1t win be
remembered that during the McQuade trial Kate
Metz, witness for the prosecution, swore that
ONeu was among those who visited the house
during the time that the Broadway street railway
franchise was being rushed through the board OF
aldermen. The new witness is woman named
Kate Fox. She was living at McLaughlin's house
during the time Of the meetings and was the one
VINO always opened the door to admit visitors.
The testimony OF Kate Metz will thus be fatty con-
tradicted and, as her testimony was OF great
weight during the McQuade trial, the result may
De rendered uncertain Miss Fox Is said to be OF
good character and unimpeachable.
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District in Congress.

Col. Ludlow appeared before the House District
committee this morning in advocacy OF the bills
introduced by Mr.. Barbour on Monday, giving the
Commissioners authority to regulate the subdfvi-
sion OF land in the District to regulate the street
railroads as to laying tracks, &C.. TO regulate the
construction OF elevators In the District, and to
define the route OF the steam railroads, establish
ing a union depot on Armory square. Upon mo-
ton of Mr.. Rowen the latter bill was laid aside
until next Thursday, when the railroad men will
be allowed to present their views OF it. The COM
mfttee decided to report favoraby the bill to regu-
late the subdivision OF land In the District; the
bill to regulate the construction OF elevators and
the bill as to street railroads The bill to incor-
porate a reform school for girls was considered
and laid aside for future action.
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MIR. HILLS ARGUMENT.
Interrupted i'm His Charges Of Fraud
Against Prof. BELL, But Finally Al.
lowed 20 90 ON.

The Supreme Court room was crowded this morn.
ing when the court reassembled to continue the
hearing OF argument in the telephone cases II
had been generally understood that Mr. Lysander
Hill, who began speaking yesterday for the Over.
land and Peoples companies, would present this
morning the charges OF fraud In the procurement
OF the Bell patent, which are contained in his
printed brief
Prof Elisha Gray, OF Chicago, and
began speaking promptly at i've minutes past
twelve: When he took up the subject OF
PROCUREMENT pro of his patent, his manner became
somewhat animated He began by asserting that
Prof. Bell dha changed the specifications OF his
was proceeding to explain why these changes
were made and why, in his Judgment they
amounted to fraud, when he was
INTERRUPTED BY Mr. JUSTICE MILLER.
who inquired whether 1t was not the custom OF
inventors to change the specifications while the
applications was pending. Mr.. Hill replied that
up to certain limits that was true, but not after
the specifications had been definitely fixed and
sworn to. He then proceeded TO argue that the
changes alleged in this case had been made after
Prof Bell had SurreptltlOuSly obtained knowledge OF
the contents OF caveat filed by Prof. Elisha Gray,
and that the changes were intended TO include In
his prot. Bell's9 patent inventions which he him.
appropriated from the caveat OF Prot Gray.
ANOTHER INTERRUPTION.
at this point Mr.. Hill was again Interrupted by
Justice Miller, who inquired: "Do understand
that you propose to set up fraud as a defense In
this cause and to attack the patent on that
ground?"
Mr.. Hin-"we do not plead fraud as defense,
your honor; but this is court OF equity, and
when the complainants come here and ask for
equity they must do eQuity-they must come with
clean hands"
Justice Miller.-"It has been repeatedly held
that patent cannot be attacked for fraud In this
court udlcSS there has been a separate and valid
proceeding upon that ground in the courts below
p nroreedlng in which the issue OF fraud has been
distinctly made"
Tuls statement from the bench caused some
sensation. Prof. Bell with smile on his face ex-
changed significant glanceS with his counsel
Mr.. Hill replied that II the court refused to hear
allegations OF fraud he would, OF course, proceed
no further with this part OF his argument
There was q moment Of silence. Mr.. Justice
Harlan then said that, speaking for himself he
thought counsel should be allowed TO proceed with
his argument in the manner in which he had
planned it.
Mr Justice Bradley agreed with this vtew
Mr. DickerSOn, OF counsel for the Bell con pany
begged the court not to interrupt or stop Mr.
Hill.
The Chief Justice: proceed Mr. HILL"
Mr.. Hill then resumed his argument.
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Name.


The following changes from yesterdays quotations
on the Washington stock Exchange are noted to-day
Metropolitan railroad stock 90 bid lO2 asked
Metropolitan insurance, 81 bid. National Union
i insurance. so 2o1 bid % asked Arlington In
German American s Insurance LAT bid Washington
bid National Metropolitan bank 149 bid. Farmers
and Mechanics Bank Georgetown. l61 bid. Cid-
Bank 115 bid Great Falls Ice, 125 bid. Real
Estate Title Insurance, 116k bid Penn. Tel. Co.
- bid, AN asked Chesapeake and Pot. Tel Co.,
S4sx bid. So asked
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THoMAs BOWLING, Aucttoneer.

HIGHLY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, NO.
12S STREET. BETWEEN FIRST AND SEC
OND STREETS NORTHEAST, AT AUCTION.
FIRST. 1887, at FOUR O'CLOCK In front of thef s::?
premises, shall sell AZ Of Lot in Square 724 a
improved by large and wel-bmlt frame dwelng. with
basement, containing 10 rooms with upper hall and
basement tiled. The yard is filed with shrubbery and
northeast, near the U. s. Capitol
Terms One half cash. the residue in two equal pay
ments at one and two with notes bearing
and recording at purchasers cost; $500 deposit re-
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Gen. Sparks ON His Mettle.
BIZ Is INTERVIEWED BY REPRESENTATIVE FoRAN
The Avenue Extension Again.
THE ROUTE THROUGH THE NAVAL OBSERVATION
GROUNDS.

The District Commissioners addressed letter
to-day to Senator Ingalls, Of the District commit
tee, enclosing draft of joint resolution prepared
by them, ITO protect the interests OF the United
States in the extension OF Massachusetts, avenue
through the grounds Of the new naval observa-
tory" as follows:
"That In the extension OF Massachusetts, avenue
as projected by the Commissioners OF the District
OF Columbia the Secretary OF the Navy
by, directed to determine cOnjOtntly the route by
which the said Massachusetts avenue shall pass
naval observatory, as the respective interests
Of the United States and the District
shall require; and further That such route
as shall be determined upon by the Secretary OF
the Navy and the District Commissioners shall be
surveyed delineated upon its ground and plated
upon the records Of the surveyor OF the District OF
Columbia"
This action is intended simply to give the right
Of way through the grounds.
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District Government Affairs.

s'That section g, paragraph Il, OF the building
regulations OF the District OF Columbia is hereby
amended so as to read after the words clear
height the following: Nor shall permits be is
sued for any such building that is less than twelve
u2 feet in width"
WASTE OF WATER IN THE GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS.
The President has referred the letter recently
addressed to him by the District Commissioners
protesting against the enormous waste OF water
In the government buildings to Capt. Symonds.
This says Capt. Symonds, is.evidently mistake,
as he was the originator OF the complaint upon
which the Commissioners took action. The letter
properly should have been referred to Major
SymOnds will confer shortly with Col Lamont In
regard to the matter. The only way In which
be to refer this letter to the heads OF the different
departments and request their personal action in
the matter.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

I,OR SALE-323 AND SOS 18th ST Sc; Al 500
Il each. JOHN E. BEALL s. CO., 1921 st. ia2O- I'm
L'OR sALE-GREAT BARGAIN IN REAL ESTATE:
IL Six new Brick Houses, rooms each, situated on
beautiful avenue northwest. with wide parking, &C.
street cars Within halt square Price for this property
only s6.l 30. Terms $1,000 cash. balance $500 per
APplyto j. w. p MYERS,
teo-2Iw' Real Estate Agent. l42S n. Y ave
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TIE NATIONAL LIFE AND MATURITY ASSOCIATION.
In the Equity Court, Judge Merrick, this morning,
the case OF stiles and others against the National
Life and Maturity association was heard and the
court denied the Injunction prayed for. The COM
claimants asked that the association be restrained
from the further payments OF surrender values on
maturity certificates and to restrain the defend
ants from lapsing the certificates failure to pay
at the end of this month The association put in
an answer. Mr.. Willoughby appeared for plain
tifYs and Messra Shellabarger Wilson and j. b.
Larner for the defendant. The answer
denied the charges OF misapplytng
the moneys, and denied that the policy holders
had the right TO interfere with an insurance CON-
pany, as would the course or action asked. The
court said that the case did not present case for
the Intervention OF an Injunction, and the high
authority cited left 1t perfectly clear that It was
his duty 70 deny the prayer OF the bill
John Ryan who lived a& No. 1908 9Th street
northwest, died suddenly last night.
WIN. II. Walker, colored, an alleged policy run
ner, was arrested on the Alexandria train about
noon to-day by Detectives Ran and Horne, on Q
charge OF violating the policy laws
The stock OF the Columbia National bank was
sold to-day at the stock Exchange for e1250
premium. More was wanted at this price, but
could not be had.
petition is being circulated among hotel pro-
pfiet0rs asking the passage q the bin now PEND
Ing In Congress for high license In the DISTINCT
MIA Langtfy told Philadelphia reporter YES
terday that she really didn't know whether ehe
was widow or not. The last heard OF her hus-
band he was wandering about In wales unoee ~
stunned 1ape2
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Little Interest Shown I'm the Reas
Set,nblinU NJ Parliament T0.nav

CHICAGO, Jan. 27.-As early as 8 O'Clock this
morning members began to arrivein the house Of
commons so as to secure good seats The first to
make his appearance was MI. Selwyn, conServa-
tive member for Cambr1dgeshire. The scenes at
the opening OF parliament o-day were duller than
those which usually attend this event. The crowds
about the building showed little II any, enthusi-
aSm and the members were evidently uncertain as
regards the future. The speech from the throne
excited but little interest
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nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
hEAL ESTATE. KNOWN AS NO 1906 THIRD

STREET SOUTHEAST
under and by virtue Of deed of trust dated May
SlLn 1850, and recorded in liber No. lS5, folio
313 ct seq and Of deed Of trust dated June 10TH I
1882 ana recorded in lber No. 49, folio II, ct seq
the OF the holder Of the secured thereby
M omer for sale in front Of the q public
an 4 q a NJ D. ,1 1881 at HALFPAsT FOUR 0CL0CK
lot numbered twelve 12) of Green's recorded subdi
ss0n Oh ots and parts Of lots in square numbered
by two-stOry brick dwelling
Terms Of Sale: One-third cash, balance In one and
chaser to be given for the deferred payments bearing
cured BY deed Of trust on the property sold or all
cash. st the option OF purchaser deposit Of one hum
dreo dollars Will be required the purchase at the
nms OF sale Il the terms are not complied with
Ten days the trustees reserve the right to resell
At the rsk and cost Of the defaulting purchaser All
conveyancing At the purchasers cost
-. FRANCIS h SMITH, T-,,.+aa.
1a&4-dfs FRANK b. SMITH, AH"eeoe'
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THE FIRST CoNTROLLBR has decided that hf
cannot consider certain proprietary stamp claim.
disallowed by predecessor, but whose decision
was reversed by the Supreme Court The claims
amount to about $3.50, 600
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VnNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
SvEEbRnM SMT AVENUE, BETWEEN AND

by! BY virtue Of supplemental decree Of the sn-
Equity Cause No. $3.50 the gid day of January, 4;I
~ 1887. wherein Edward H. OBrien ct al. are COM
pSinants and Mary Jacobs ct al defendants, the
undersigned trustee, named in said decree will sell at
pTFR aSenSn IN fTont q the premises On M1NDAT
T49R O'CLOCK, sub lot 81. in zugs spb,division Of
feet 2nches Vermont avenue the east side, with
aoeptn OF 100 feet to public alley between and
house.
Terms Of sale, rs prescribed by decree; One-thir
payable N twelve and eighteen months from day Of
enpum from the day Of sale The deferred payments
20 q secured to the trustee upon good and suGient
deea OF trust upon the property Sold all cash at
option Of purchaser. deposit Of 800 viii be
required on day OF sale from the purchaser.
Terms to be complied with within ten days. or
property may be sold at risk and Of defauting
purchaser. All conveyancing at purchasers cost.
LINDEN KENT, Trustee.
A26d&da 1906 Pennsylvania ave. NV.
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EXCEPTIONALLY FINE CONSIGNMENT
ANTIQUE AND MODERN
ORIENTAL RUGS AND CARPETS.
HANGINGS PORTlEkES, FINE EMBROfDERIES
AND LAMBREQUINS.
JUST IMPORTED FROM THE EAST
BY
GAMALIEL E. DAVIDYAN, of Constantnople
and will be sold public sale at salesrooms corner
10th street and Pennsylvania avenue n. W.,
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY. SATUR-
DAY AFTERNOON AND MONDAY,
January 20, %, %, 20 and 81,
AT ELEVEN A. Nj. AND THREE p NJ EACH DAY
This collection embraces rare pieces, gathered by
expert during the past year, in the interior Of Turkey
and Persia and brought here for exhibition and SALE
without reservation account Of the owner leaving
for his native home.
,,o>, FREE EXHIBITION OF GOODS
MONDAl AND TUESDAY, JANUARY TWENTY
FOURTH, AND TWENTY-EIFTH.
Catalogues, with dimensions on application,
Terms: Cash. WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO.,
1a22-t AuctiOneera
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MRS. CLEVELAND will be assisted In receiving
this evening by Mrs. Manning, Mrs. Endicott, Mrs.
Villas and Mrs Lamar.
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

FTNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
CATALOGUE SALE
Of Unsurpassed Collection Of
JAPANESE ART TREASURES,
EMBRACING sATsUMA. TOXIC. KAaA. IMARI
KIsHNIs. AND OTHER RARE AND CHOICE
PoRcELAINs BRoNZEs, ANTIQUES, CURIos
EMBRoIDERIEs, SCREENS. SCROLLS, KAKA.
MoNOs AND OTHER ART OBJECTS,
TO BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION, AT MY
sALEsROOMs, SOUTHWEST CORNER ELEv.
ENTH STREET AND PENNSYLVANIA AVE,
WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, FEB
RUARY I'd, BID AND 4TH. AT IL AN. AND 3
O'CLOCK PM, EACH DAY.
EXHIBITION ON MONDAY, JANUARY 31sT AND
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 1sT.
ta27-et THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
NHoMAs BOWLING, Auct,oneer.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY MORNING FEBRUARY FIRST
commencing at TEN O'CLOCK at residence, No. 6Os
prising in part
% Piece Parlor Sets; Easy Chairs.
Eancy Wicker Chairs and Tsbles: LoungeA
handsome Cherry Chamber Suite.
Walnut and other Chamber Furniture.
Hair and Husk Mattresses
brussels and Ingram Carpets; Mating.
Walnut N. 7. Sideboard; Dining Chairs.
lin Safe, Kitchen Requisites, &c.
1aSI-4t THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
'TVHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
81 au; my y- auction rooms SATURDAY. JANUARY
TWENTY NINTH, 1887, commencing at Ten
O'CLOCK. in which is one superb Rosewood Cham
per SUITE which originally cost $1,000, together
with other desirable house hold effects.
ALSO. AT II O'CLOCK.
ja27-2t
moi A,,a4;e--aa.
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The national LIFE AND MATURITY
ASSOCIATION, OF WASHINGTON, D. c.,
1915 Street Northwest,
Issues MATURITY POLICIES, payable In Cash at
the Expiration Of Five and Ten Years and
LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES,
Guaranteed Ill Amount and with absolute Limit of Cost
Parties familiar with Life Insurance are invited to
examine the plan Those in search OF information can
always obtain 1t at the office Of the Association
OFFICERS:
HOratiO Browning, president;
William +. Clark vice president
Samuel Norment treasurer;
Geo. u. Eldr1dge secretary and gen1 manager:
John b. Iarner, COUNSEL
+. 3. kiddele, NJ D., medical director:
Geo. j. yesterday, assistant cashier:
DIRECTORS:
Horatio Browning, Seymour W Tnllock
Samuel Norment, II. O. Hoffman,
William E. Clark, X. F. Baker
James L. Barbour. James L. Norris
Robert BOYD. John b. Larner,
Frank Hume 7. s. RiddelIe.
Levi Woodbury.. n22.3rn
GENTLEMEN's SUITS SECURED
Coats so cents Pants. 25 cents; Vests, Is cents
Altering and repairing done in best manner
Goods called for and delivered
Z. l. HAHN,
. SO5 9th st. NV, telephone cali 5OY-:sj, and AZ
N. Calvert st.. Baltimore. Telephone call l5i1-.X
d4-6m
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THE SOLICITOR OF THE TREASURY to-day APP
proved the bond OF Jesse d. Abrahams the
newly appointed deputy controller OF currency for
$4,000 Mr., Letter Is one OF his Sureties.
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WOULD NOT BE Observation-Disclosures Nat
thews, whose nomination was rejected yesterday,
was In his ONCE to-day quietly attending to the
routine duties OF the ONCE, but he declined TO be
interviewed on the subject.
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were the readings at the signal ONCE to-day: q.
m, %; q. M, q; IL a m, 70; 2 p. m, 30; maxi
mum. IS: minimum. 20
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The INTERSTATE COMMERCE Bile IL stin before
the Attorney General for consideration.
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EOLEY, Auctioneer.

G1NOIE1, AuctOneer.
will sell all the fine goods at auction contained in
Store 53a! Pennsylyania avenue northwest, commene
ing FRIDAY, JANUARY TWENTY EIGHTH, and will
continue DAY and EVENING until all the goods are
sold Buyers will do well by attending. the goods
ia27.3t $1,000
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TRUsTEE's SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
l. ON THE EAST SIDE OF EIGHTH STREET.
BETWEEN AND G STREETS SOIrTHFAST
THOMAS BOWLING, Auct1onesr.


cHk6 EEKry s 81 1H 9E AHTPkE
s ASR SEAh A sTRE q
By Of o Of sss II G0s
Parker is complainant and Jane Baker ct al are de-
s. prfHi:s; F B
GcLocKP II, those Certain pieces or parcels Of Il
q n hs sg Of II the
beged respectively twentyone l2p and twenty-five
Fsrs Of sa DsionRng and
IN as is
years from day Of SALE said to be
purchase money may be paid cash. at the option
be required purchaser at time Of sale The trs
tees the right resell the said property in de-
OF
f'ai'ns 'o Il. F. MoRn1s
.RoDOLPHE CIAUGHToN' Trustees.
ja27-d&ds 4S0}a Louisiana avenue.
nUNCANsON BROS. Auct,oneers-
MATTREssEs, PILLOWS. BOLsTERs, BRUs.
FIJI MGAhRFJE syGs rs
&C, &c.
By virtue Of two certain deeds of trust recorded re-
spectvely in Liber No. 1852 folio 1856, ct sea- and
Lioer Ne III folio 27s, ct Of the land records
OF the District OF Columbia and at the request of the
by FEaBRUARY THIRD. 1887, commencing at TEN
OCLOCk A, NJ. at the auction rooms OF DuncansOn
Bros, corner Of 9th and streets northwest in this
CITY, the goods and chattels mentioned in schedule
$40 M" and schedule 3D." attached to said trust
deeds respectively. and name in part
Walnut Sideooard. MoQuet and Tapestry Carpets,
Oak and Walnut Bedroom Sets Red Plush Parlor Suite
Pier and Mantel Mirrors, Crystal Chandeliers.
CLOCKS, PICTURES, Chandeliers Hair and other Mat
Portieres Folding Bed Walnut Extension Table Plush
Rockers, &c, &C.
Terms cash. MOSES n PAGE
Trustee under Trust in Liber 100, folio 1856.
MOSES H. PAGE,
THOS. R. BROOKS,
Trustees under Trust in Lber l2l7, folio 37S.
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TVHOMAs BOWLING, Auctionee1

'1IOhAS OOWIINd, AuCQOneer.
TWO TwO-sToRY FRAME HOUSES, BUILT ABOUT
IM0 r IEARS ago, Nos: 1900 AND 1902
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, JANUARY TWEEN -
I1-EiGHTH, 1887 at FOUR O'CLOCK, on the ff.3
premises shall sell to the highest bidder the above
mentioned houses. Possession given on the 18TH of
February ana to be removed Immediately thereafter
Terms: Cash day of sale iaS4-dts
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baltimore Markefs.

BALTIMORE, Nd. Jan. 27.-virginia skies, past
do new threes 81 bid today Will COUPON
BALTIMORE Md, Jan. 27-Cotton dull middling,
9's; Flour steady aud quiet wheat-southern steady
s4aeS southern amber sess No. westen Winter
ISL spot MsIsS tx 'iSSnaS Ms9 ISpuar
southern hrmer: Westerly easier: southern white 47a
5 gsSy &c tsss T Tsssaary MIG
34a3S. Rye firm, 56a5s. Provisions higher with
shoulders. 7a7 clear rib sides. s. 6asas s.aiss.
ar Duet oRs1 sses:
eosso to Tsa PEI dS
36OoOO bushels; corn, $500 bushels.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. ILL. Jan. 81. IL q. Nall the grain
this morning May wheat opened where it closed last
night at s45t. but has since fallen of steadily to
May nsi 70
Es5. and is now quoted at l2.72s May lard, S.6SH.
Gen. Sparks ON His Mettle.
BE u INTERVIEWED BY REPRESENTATIVE FoRAN-
THE RESULT.
An amusing incident occurred In the ONCE OF
the commissioner OF the general land ONCE Rep
resentative Foran, OF Ohio, who was not reelected
to the next Congress, called on Commissioner
Sparks to-day in regard to the removal of special
agent Of the land Office who was a republican
Gen. Sparks told him that the inspector was good
officer and he proposed to retain him.
Mr.. Foran responded with some warmth that he
did not consider that the proper policy to pursue,
and added that he did not consider that the COM
missioner was the proper man for the place
and the democratic party did not consider so
either.
''Well, Sir" replied Gen. Sparks, "your constitu-
ents have determined very wisely that you were
not the man to represent them. Further, this
is not the place for such remarks, and IL you don't
leave this Office IL put you out"
Gen. Sparks arose from his seat at this 1uncture
leaving the room
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneera
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE THREE.sToRv
BRICK DWELLING, No 1851 PSTREET NORTH

WEST.
By Of herein
l176 folio 301 ct seq, one of the land records for
party hereby and Intended to be Secured in
deed Of trust dated October 1885 and duly recorded
undersigned Trustees viii sell at public auction, in
F0TR II 'hs p sgTFFSdRA h yANSKRy
the following described real estate situate in the
city Of Washington in the said District TO WITT Lot
Warmers subdivision of lots square numbered one
hundred and fty-six Q56) improved by three-story
Terms OF sale: One-third 60 cash. and the residue
t .nree equal payable in one two and
purchaser secured on said property will be taken,
Be- An ct sHSS
sordg at the cost Of the purchaser terms Of sale
Trustees reserve the right to resell tie property ster
ee afsso4a. a ahAaSS Z EaS5Rs trustees
bR2yH stE HAs EFF }ss
at the same hour and place.
,.1-m,r,s S Sh5 e h AMsHESRD'} Trustees.
until M6NpAT. FEBkGA A A fo 11s 1857.
1t the same hour and place
,aa5-eosds GEO Aei {: EM As6sSHD Trustees.
TTNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE GOOD HORSES,
GLE HARNESS.
BY virtue OF deed of trust dated the 18th day of
Of the Land Records for the District Of Coum-
ba and at the request of the party secured thereby
auction in front Of the auction rooms Of Thomas DOW
ing corner OF iifh street and Pennsyyania avenue
DAY OF JaN1AkS, 1897, 1t WE'VE oCtotR
NJ three good Horses three Wagons and three Of
ja26-dts JAS. ". wRENN. Trustee.